On 2/14/02 7:59 AM, "Janyne Kizer" [EMAIL PROTECTED] pressed the keys forming the message:
> The thing is, I have four servers that are set up exactly the same way > (copied from tape) and three of them work fine. This one does not. I > have confirmed that the files in /etc/ssh are exactly the same size and > date. I thought that was were the configuration info for SSH was stored > but maybe not? Red Hat's rpm version stores it there, with sshd_config being fairly important...If you compile from tarball, the default would place those files at /usr/local/etc/ssh* > Anyway, it's very puzzling. Of cousre it's not the > server that is 45 minutes away that is problematic, it is the one that > is 4+ hours away that is giving us grief :-( Of course. > The other thing that we have found (may be related) is that we cannot > ping this server from our subnet but we can ping the other three. The > firewall files are the same (well, local subnet numbers are differnt but > essentially they are the same) and iptables -L yields similar results > (the same except for one subnet number and the server's ip). From the > troublesome server: I'm guessing you found a clue. Does this box provide any other services? If so, can you reach those services (mail, DNS, whatever)? Any other firewalls that may be causing a problem? Since you do get to the ssh service, I'd almost rule out a firewall issue, but I've seen stranger things. Also, compare the debug dump you sent with one that works. Just a guess, but I'd assume the ones that work, don't have this line: > debug1: send SSH2_MSG_SERVICE_REQUEST > debug1: buggy server: service_accept w/o service -- Ed Marczak [EMAIL PROTECTED] _______________________________________________ Redhat-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
